2. How long is Alix's rehearsed speech that details the terrorists' demands?
(a) 41 minutes.
(b) 7 minutes.
(c) 23 minutes.
(d) 14 minutes.

3. How does David get out of the restaurant where Alix and Michael are meeting?
(a) Through the front door.
(b) Through a window.
(c) Through the rear exit.
(d) Through a hole in the wall.

4. What does Alix ask David to do as smoke begins to fill the dormitory?
(a) Save her.
(b) Rescue the athletes.
(c) Leave.
(d) Stop the Soldier.

5. What is Josef Servenko's code name?
(a) The Engineer.
(b) The Architect.
(c) The Soldier.
(d) The Medic.

Short Answer Questions

1. The night before the strike team departs for Moscow, how many commandos toast?

2. Who finds and kills the Fuhrer?

3. What is the name of the Medic?

4. What two police forces surround the restaurant where Alix and Michael are meeting?

5. When the Soldier subdues David, what does the Soldier ask David?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Alix finally communicates with David after escaping the dragnet set up to catch her, what does she tell David?

2. Why does Alix insist on typing out the demand rewrites herself?

3. What does David learn about Elena and Nick's death that he has trouble comprehending?

4. How do the terrorists punctuate their demands that no one is to leave the Olympics until all of the terrorists' demands have been met?

5. What does David realize about Alix as he listens to her explanation of why his wife, grandmother, and brother were all killed on Benjamin's orders?

6. What do the two visitors who arrive at David's home ask him to do?

7. As the terrorist group assembles and enters the Olympic Village, what does the Fuhrer tell Alix?

8. How is the strike team planning to gain access into the Olympic Village?

9. Describe the activity of the Red Army as they assemble in preparation for their plan of attack to begin.

10. What unnerves David as he is reading the prepared sheets about the Moscow Olympic Village?

(see the answer keys)

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